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AFC Women's Asian Cup

India out of AFC Women's Asian Cup following COVID outbreak

Published at :January 24, 2022 at 12:28 AM
Modified at :January 24, 2022 at 1:45 AM
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Joseph Biswas


Follow the live updates on the COVID outbreak in the Indian camp and the status of their match against Chinese Taipei in AFC Women's Asian Cup here. (Refresh the page if any issue arises).

6:30 PM: Hello everyone and welcome to Khel Now’s LIVE COVERAGE of Chinese Taipei Vs India match in AFC Women's Asian Cup 2022. The kick-off is just an hour away! I’m your host Uttiyo, and I’ll be keeping you company through what promises a fascinating evening of football.

Read: Chinese Taipei Vs India Preview

Chinese Taipei Vs India: Build up

India will take on Chinese Taipei in their second match of AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2022 at the DY Patil Stadium. Both teams will be looking to leave a mark early on in the game, with India aiming to add to the solitary point they have and Chinese Taipei looking to open their account.

The hosts were held to a disappointing goalless draw against Iran in their first game. The Indian forwards had a flurry of chances, and went very close, even hitting the crossbar in the 79th minute. On the other hand, Chinese Taipei were trounced 4-0 by China, inarguably the strongest team in Group A. Chine are also among the favourites to lift the title.

The Blue Tigresses have faced the Mulan two times in the past, once very recently. In October 2021, India defeated Chinese Taipei 1-0 in an international friendly, courtesy of a goal from Renu in the third minute of the game. Prior to that, these teams had faced each other on May 23, 2013 in an AFC Women’s Cup qualifier. Lai Li-Chin, Yu-Hsui Chin and Sasmita Malik were the goal-scorers in the game that went 2-1 to Chinese Taipei.

With the spoils shared so far and given what’s at stake, both teams will want to go out all guns blazing to win the upcoming fixture. India is currently ranked 55th and Chinese Taipei sit on 39th in the FIFA rankings. The visitors have also lifted the trophy once, and will walk in as favourites.

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